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Desert animals

have adapted well to the colours and environmental conditions of Xinjiang.



desert lizard in the sand


another lizard adapted to rocks


an agamid lizard in mixed sand and stone desert


a Tenebrionid beetle and its tracks on the desert sand


even Lamellicornia beetles camouflage with the desert's colours


A shrike baby in its nest; the parents have used all possible material including plastic bags that fly in the desert wind for nest construction.

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